Prepositional Phrases

Some of the teenagers in our classroom could be more friendly ...... each other, wouldn't you say so, Henry?
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I'm afraid the head psychologist is not friendly ...... your proposal, Mr Davidson.
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2. about
3. from
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I suppose the trainer has always been full ...... herself. She's never thought about anybody or anything else but herself.
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None of my former classmates has been especially gifted ...... mathematical talent.
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2. about
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4. to
All of my team mates are given ...... hard training as they want to succeed just as much as I do.
1. to
2. about
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Pete'd be really glad ...... the opportunity to court his honey bunch Lilly.
1. of
2. about
3. in
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This may come as a surprise to you, Fergus, but I'm really glad ...... your winning the competition. You've truly earned the lot.
1. about
2. in
3. at
4. for
Although he would never get to make her his sweetheart, the young English professor was sincerely glad ...... a former student of his whom he's always wanted to be happy.
1. for
2. of
3. into
4. about
Surgeons have to be good ...... assessing a patient's medical condition.
1. at
2. for
3. in
4. about
Taking the syrup is really good ...... your sore throat. It'll go away in no time, you'll see.
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2. about
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4. at